The Candlelit Walk promises to be a magical experience again.
Quite different from last year.
This time more dramatic with the powerful flickering wax flames that rage and spit in wet windy weather, as they illuminate the beck and surrounding wood.
Trying to record the effect doesn't work on camera - you have to be there.
Shimmering lights in the high branches of the old trees, reflections off the babbling water and the eerie sound of a group of wailing singers and musicians who are making music specially for this event.
The combination of sight, sound and friendly people makes this early evening event very special.
Read what David and Janet Fellows had to say about their experience last year!
Here are the words of an enthusiast who has been to every event:
Along with the visual spectacle of all those flickering candles,
musicians will also be adding to the spooky atmosphere. Ulverston
singers Geertje Baugh and Naomi Edwards have been working on some
bewitching ballads with a folk flavour to fill the night with haunting
melodies.
“It gives me tingles seeing all those candles lighting up the woods,”
said Gill resident Jennie Dennett who's helping organise the walk.
“And the donated wax is also scented, so there's that brilliant smell
of burning wax, wet leaves and then the sweetness of cake shops all at
the same time. It's a real multi-sensory experience!”
It's an easy walk with lots of quiet very aware people. Parking in The Gill right at hand.
6:30 pm Gill Banks off The Gill, Ulverston this next Monday 31st October.
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